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ployees can get up to speed fast on how to demonstrate the various illusions. It goes without saying that
these kits sometimes need a dem- onstration to facilitate a sale, and BlackBox Wholesale has that cov- ered as well. The company offers retailers online video tutorials to show how the illusion works, and the best way to demonstrate it to potential customers and secure a sale. Retailers merely need to open an account and enter a user name and password to access any of a number of the custom made tutorials. Not content to sit on its lau-
rels, BlackBox is also coming out with some new options shortly to keep the market fresh and inter- esting for the holiday season. In the next few weeks, the company is launching stainless steel maz- es (also known as puzzles), and new magic kits titled “Twilight,” “Chrome,” “BlackBox Pro,” and a few other surprises. Asked why he thinks the BlackBox line is so suc- cessful, Yaniv Gross has a ready answer, “People like to get some- thing they know they can do.” ■
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